Visual Rhetoric: Masterwork of Art

"Visual Rhetoric: A Transformation, a Synthesis of Understanding" was painted by T. Scauzillo Golden (Dieci) in 1999-2000. Probably his best masterwork of art, T.S. Golden puts his Spective theories into practice in this complex yet harmonious composition. Painted on four independent canvases as allegories of the primary elements: water, fire, air, and Earth; "Visual Rhetoric" pays homage to Renaissance masters while at the same time prospecting to a new, original, contemporary style. Measuring approximately five and a half feet high (1.6 meters) and four feet wide(1.15 meters), "Visual Rhetoric" (VR) truly commands any wall it has been exhibited on. The artist is willing to discuss with a philanthropist who would purchase VR and donate the work to a gallery or museum anywhere in the world. The asking price is $10 million, but open to negotiation.

A detailed presentation of VR will be posted later in the week on youtube.com/Spective10. Any questions or comments are welcome here and serious inquiries can begin at T.S. Golden's myspace.com/tdieci account found on the Spective10 channel's main page.

Music Respectively: "Better Man" intro by Pearl Jam live in SF 1999

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Spective
• Art
• T.
• Scauzillo
• Golden
• Visual
• Rhetoric
• Masterwork
• Painting
• Renaissance

[clericdude]

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